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Location: Colombia About Improvado Improvado is an AI-powered marketing data platform built for mid-market and enterprise teams. We help companies automate complex marketing data workflows, unify data at scale, and surface insights through BI and AI. Brands like Genentech, T-Mobile, Activision, and H&R Block rely on us to simplify analytics and improve marketing performance. We’re a fast-growing Series A startup backed by $34M in funding and driven by a team that moves fast, stays curious, and cares about high-quality execution. About the role Improvado is a marketing data platform for enterprise brands and agencies. You will own how our revenue runs and how it is measured. That covers Salesforce and the GTM tools, the path from signed contract to paid invoice, the revenue data model, and the reports leadership decides from. You work closely with the analytics team: you don’t have to build the data models yourself, but you must read them, spot what is wrong and say what to change. You work through AI agents daily, doing the work of a bigger team. What you will do Salesforce and GTM stack Own Salesforce configuration, release process and user access, plus the integrations around it (Gong, Clay, Lemlist, enrichment, e-signature, lead routing). Keep CRM data clean with guardrails that block mistakes. Manage licences and vendor renewals. Maintain the Salesforce manual and RevOps SOPs, and train new hires. Contract to cash Own ARR and bookings logic (new, upsell, downsell, churn, renewals) and keep agreement, opportunity, and invoice consistent. Run the closed-deals and billing check with Finance. Fix errors at the source and add a control so they don’t repeat. Audit invoices, track and chase unpaid ones, and prepare quarterly commission and quota reports. Revenue analytics and data model Own the quarterly sales analytics pack, the CRO report, the forecast and pipeline coverage (including CS renewal inputs). Track funnel conversion, explain why deals move, stall or slip, and keep attribution correct with Marketing. Query ClickHouse daily, trace any number to its source, and write specs for model changes. Give each metric one documented definition and add data quality checks. Build leadership dashboards, retire unused ones, and end every analysis with a recommendation, a number and an owner. AI and automation Use coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) for queries, scripts and Salesforce automation, and always verify their output. Automate manual work (invoice and payment checks, CRM hygiene, deal-risk alerts, call analysis) and measure hours saved and errors avoided. Ownership Be the single RevOps contact for Sales, CS, Marketing, Finance and Product. Turn each request into a task with an owner, date and success metric. Requirements 4-6+ years in RevOps, Sales Ops or GTM systems in B2B SaaS, with hands-on admin of a live Salesforce org. Strong SQL and comfort in a modeled warehouse (layers, lineage, one definition per metric). dbt is a plus. Deep knowledge of the B2B SaaS revenue cycle: funnel, pipeline, forecast, ARR, churn, renewals. Experience running the money side: contracts, invoicing, collections, kept in sync with the CRM. Proof you build with AI agents: something you shipped that others use. Fluent English and clear written updates without being asked. Nice to have Salesforce Administrator or Advanced Administrator certification. ClickHouse or another columnar warehouse, and any BI tool. Salesforce development (Apex, triggers, API). Gong, Clay, Lemlist, or workflow automation tools. Billing, CPQ, or accounting systems. HubSpot to Salesforce migration. Attribution or CS health score data. Martech or analytics company background. What We Offer Remote-first environment Strong product/market fit: marketing data product for US-based enterprises 20 working days of PTO per year US holidays and additional days off Professional development reimbursement

Location: Costa Rica About Improvado Improvado is an AI-powered marketing data platform built for mid-market and enterprise teams. We help companies automate complex marketing data workflows, unify data at scale, and surface insights through BI and AI. Brands like Genentech, T-Mobile, Activision, and H&R Block rely on us to simplify analytics and improve marketing performance. We’re a fast-growing Series A startup backed by $34M in funding and driven by a team that moves fast, stays curious, and cares about high-quality execution. About the role Improvado is a marketing data platform for enterprise brands and agencies. You will own how our revenue runs and how it is measured. That covers Salesforce and the GTM tools, the path from signed contract to paid invoice, the revenue data model, and the reports leadership decides from. You work closely with the analytics team: you don’t have to build the data models yourself, but you must read them, spot what is wrong and say what to change. You work through AI agents daily, doing the work of a bigger team. What you will do Salesforce and GTM stack Own Salesforce configuration, release process and user access, plus the integrations around it (Gong, Clay, Lemlist, enrichment, e-signature, lead routing). Keep CRM data clean with guardrails that block mistakes. Manage licences and vendor renewals. Maintain the Salesforce manual and RevOps SOPs, and train new hires. Contract to cash Own ARR and bookings logic (new, upsell, downsell, churn, renewals) and keep agreement, opportunity, and invoice consistent. Run the closed-deals and billing check with Finance. Fix errors at the source and add a control so they don’t repeat. Audit invoices, track and chase unpaid ones, and prepare quarterly commission and quota reports. Revenue analytics and data model Own the quarterly sales analytics pack, the CRO report, the forecast and pipeline coverage (including CS renewal inputs). Track funnel conversion, explain why deals move, stall or slip, and keep attribution correct with Marketing. Query ClickHouse daily, trace any number to its source, and write specs for model changes. Give each metric one documented definition and add data quality checks. Build leadership dashboards, retire unused ones, and end every analysis with a recommendation, a number and an owner. AI and automation Use coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) for queries, scripts and Salesforce automation, and always verify their output. Automate manual work (invoice and payment checks, CRM hygiene, deal-risk alerts, call analysis) and measure hours saved and errors avoided. Ownership Be the single RevOps contact for Sales, CS, Marketing, Finance and Product. Turn each request into a task with an owner, date and success metric. Requirements 4-6+ years in RevOps, Sales Ops or GTM systems in B2B SaaS, with hands-on admin of a live Salesforce org. Strong SQL and comfort in a modeled warehouse (layers, lineage, one definition per metric). dbt is a plus. Deep knowledge of the B2B SaaS revenue cycle: funnel, pipeline, forecast, ARR, churn, renewals. Experience running the money side: contracts, invoicing, collections, kept in sync with the CRM. Proof you build with AI agents: something you shipped that others use. Fluent English and clear written updates without being asked. Nice to have Salesforce Administrator or Advanced Administrator certification. ClickHouse or another columnar warehouse, and any BI tool. Salesforce development (Apex, triggers, API). Gong, Clay, Lemlist, or workflow automation tools. Billing, CPQ, or accounting systems. HubSpot to Salesforce migration. Attribution or CS health score data. Martech or analytics company background. What We Offer Remote-first environment Strong product/market fit: marketing data product for US-based enterprises 20 working days of PTO per year US holidays and additional days off Professional development reimbursement

Location: Romania About Improvado Improvado is an AI-powered marketing data platform built for mid-market and enterprise teams. We help companies automate complex marketing data workflows, unify data at scale, and surface insights through BI and AI. Brands like Genentech, T-Mobile, Activision, and H&R Block rely on us to simplify analytics and improve marketing performance. We’re a fast-growing Series A startup backed by $34M in funding and driven by a team that moves fast, stays curious, and cares about high-quality execution. About the role Improvado is a marketing data platform for enterprise brands and agencies. You will own how our revenue runs and how it is measured. That covers Salesforce and the GTM tools, the path from signed contract to paid invoice, the revenue data model, and the reports leadership decides from. You work closely with the analytics team: you don’t have to build the data models yourself, but you must read them, spot what is wrong and say what to change. You work through AI agents daily, doing the work of a bigger team. What you will do Salesforce and GTM stack Own Salesforce configuration, release process and user access, plus the integrations around it (Gong, Clay, Lemlist, enrichment, e-signature, lead routing). Keep CRM data clean with guardrails that block mistakes. Manage licences and vendor renewals. Maintain the Salesforce manual and RevOps SOPs, and train new hires. Contract to cash Own ARR and bookings logic (new, upsell, downsell, churn, renewals) and keep agreement, opportunity, and invoice consistent. Run the closed-deals and billing check with Finance. Fix errors at the source and add a control so they don’t repeat. Audit invoices, track and chase unpaid ones, and prepare quarterly commission and quota reports. Revenue analytics and data model Own the quarterly sales analytics pack, the CRO report, the forecast and pipeline coverage (including CS renewal inputs). Track funnel conversion, explain why deals move, stall or slip, and keep attribution correct with Marketing. Query ClickHouse daily, trace any number to its source, and write specs for model changes. Give each metric one documented definition and add data quality checks. Build leadership dashboards, retire unused ones, and end every analysis with a recommendation, a number and an owner. AI and automation Use coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) for queries, scripts and Salesforce automation, and always verify their output. Automate manual work (invoice and payment checks, CRM hygiene, deal-risk alerts, call analysis) and measure hours saved and errors avoided. Ownership Be the single RevOps contact for Sales, CS, Marketing, Finance and Product. Turn each request into a task with an owner, date and success metric. Requirements 4-6+ years in RevOps, Sales Ops or GTM systems in B2B SaaS, with hands-on admin of a live Salesforce org. Strong SQL and comfort in a modeled warehouse (layers, lineage, one definition per metric). dbt is a plus. Deep knowledge of the B2B SaaS revenue cycle: funnel, pipeline, forecast, ARR, churn, renewals. Experience running the money side: contracts, invoicing, collections, kept in sync with the CRM. Proof you build with AI agents: something you shipped that others use. Fluent English and clear written updates without being asked. Nice to have Salesforce Administrator or Advanced Administrator certification. ClickHouse or another columnar warehouse, and any BI tool. Salesforce development (Apex, triggers, API). Gong, Clay, Lemlist, or workflow automation tools. Billing, CPQ, or accounting systems. HubSpot to Salesforce migration. Attribution or CS health score data. Martech or analytics company background. What We Offer Remote-first environment Strong product/market fit: marketing data product for US-based enterprises 20 working days of PTO per year US holidays and additional days off Professional development reimbursement

Location: Georgia About Improvado Improvado is an AI-powered marketing data platform built for mid-market and enterprise teams. We help companies automate complex marketing data workflows, unify data at scale, and surface insights through BI and AI. Brands like Genentech, T-Mobile, Activision, and H&R Block rely on us to simplify analytics and improve marketing performance. We’re a fast-growing Series A startup backed by $34M in funding and driven by a team that moves fast, stays curious, and cares about high-quality execution. About the role Improvado is a marketing data platform for enterprise brands and agencies. You will own how our revenue runs and how it is measured. That covers Salesforce and the GTM tools, the path from signed contract to paid invoice, the revenue data model, and the reports leadership decides from. You work closely with the analytics team: you don’t have to build the data models yourself, but you must read them, spot what is wrong and say what to change. You work through AI agents daily, doing the work of a bigger team. What you will do Salesforce and GTM stack Own Salesforce configuration, release process and user access, plus the integrations around it (Gong, Clay, Lemlist, enrichment, e-signature, lead routing). Keep CRM data clean with guardrails that block mistakes. Manage licences and vendor renewals. Maintain the Salesforce manual and RevOps SOPs, and train new hires. Contract to cash Own ARR and bookings logic (new, upsell, downsell, churn, renewals) and keep agreement, opportunity, and invoice consistent. Run the closed-deals and billing check with Finance. Fix errors at the source and add a control so they don’t repeat. Audit invoices, track and chase unpaid ones, and prepare quarterly commission and quota reports. Revenue analytics and data model Own the quarterly sales analytics pack, the CRO report, the forecast and pipeline coverage (including CS renewal inputs). Track funnel conversion, explain why deals move, stall or slip, and keep attribution correct with Marketing. Query ClickHouse daily, trace any number to its source, and write specs for model changes. Give each metric one documented definition and add data quality checks. Build leadership dashboards, retire unused ones, and end every analysis with a recommendation, a number and an owner. AI and automation Use coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) for queries, scripts and Salesforce automation, and always verify their output. Automate manual work (invoice and payment checks, CRM hygiene, deal-risk alerts, call analysis) and measure hours saved and errors avoided. Ownership Be the single RevOps contact for Sales, CS, Marketing, Finance and Product. Turn each request into a task with an owner, date and success metric. Requirements 4-6+ years in RevOps, Sales Ops or GTM systems in B2B SaaS, with hands-on admin of a live Salesforce org. Strong SQL and comfort in a modeled warehouse (layers, lineage, one definition per metric). dbt is a plus. Deep knowledge of the B2B SaaS revenue cycle: funnel, pipeline, forecast, ARR, churn, renewals. Experience running the money side: contracts, invoicing, collections, kept in sync with the CRM. Proof you build with AI agents: something you shipped that others use. Fluent English and clear written updates without being asked. Nice to have Salesforce Administrator or Advanced Administrator certification. ClickHouse or another columnar warehouse, and any BI tool. Salesforce development (Apex, triggers, API). Gong, Clay, Lemlist, or workflow automation tools. Billing, CPQ, or accounting systems. HubSpot to Salesforce migration. Attribution or CS health score data. Martech or analytics company background. What We Offer Remote-first environment Strong product/market fit: marketing data product for US-based enterprises 20 working days of PTO per year US holidays and additional days off Professional development reimbursement

Location: Chile About Improvado Improvado is an AI-powered marketing data platform built for mid-market and enterprise teams. We help companies automate complex marketing data workflows, unify data at scale, and surface insights through BI and AI. Brands like Genentech, T-Mobile, Activision, and H&R Block rely on us to simplify analytics and improve marketing performance. We’re a fast-growing Series A startup backed by $34M in funding and driven by a team that moves fast, stays curious, and cares about high-quality execution. About the role Improvado is a marketing data platform for enterprise brands and agencies. You will own how our revenue runs and how it is measured. That covers Salesforce and the GTM tools, the path from signed contract to paid invoice, the revenue data model, and the reports leadership decides from. You work closely with the analytics team: you don’t have to build the data models yourself, but you must read them, spot what is wrong and say what to change. You work through AI agents daily, doing the work of a bigger team. What you will do Salesforce and GTM stack Own Salesforce configuration, release process and user access, plus the integrations around it (Gong, Clay, Lemlist, enrichment, e-signature, lead routing). Keep CRM data clean with guardrails that block mistakes. Manage licences and vendor renewals. Maintain the Salesforce manual and RevOps SOPs, and train new hires. Contract to cash Own ARR and bookings logic (new, upsell, downsell, churn, renewals) and keep agreement, opportunity, and invoice consistent. Run the closed-deals and billing check with Finance. Fix errors at the source and add a control so they don’t repeat. Audit invoices, track and chase unpaid ones, and prepare quarterly commission and quota reports. Revenue analytics and data model Own the quarterly sales analytics pack, the CRO report, the forecast and pipeline coverage (including CS renewal inputs). Track funnel conversion, explain why deals move, stall or slip, and keep attribution correct with Marketing. Query ClickHouse daily, trace any number to its source, and write specs for model changes. Give each metric one documented definition and add data quality checks. Build leadership dashboards, retire unused ones, and end every analysis with a recommendation, a number and an owner. AI and automation Use coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) for queries, scripts and Salesforce automation, and always verify their output. Automate manual work (invoice and payment checks, CRM hygiene, deal-risk alerts, call analysis) and measure hours saved and errors avoided. Ownership Be the single RevOps contact for Sales, CS, Marketing, Finance and Product. Turn each request into a task with an owner, date and success metric. Requirements 4-6+ years in RevOps, Sales Ops or GTM systems in B2B SaaS, with hands-on admin of a live Salesforce org. Strong SQL and comfort in a modeled warehouse (layers, lineage, one definition per metric). dbt is a plus. Deep knowledge of the B2B SaaS revenue cycle: funnel, pipeline, forecast, ARR, churn, renewals. Experience running the money side: contracts, invoicing, collections, kept in sync with the CRM. Proof you build with AI agents: something you shipped that others use. Fluent English and clear written updates without being asked. Nice to have Salesforce Administrator or Advanced Administrator certification. ClickHouse or another columnar warehouse, and any BI tool. Salesforce development (Apex, triggers, API). Gong, Clay, Lemlist, or workflow automation tools. Billing, CPQ, or accounting systems. HubSpot to Salesforce migration. Attribution or CS health score data. Martech or analytics company background. What We Offer Remote-first environment Strong product/market fit: marketing data product for US-based enterprises 20 working days of PTO per year US holidays and additional days off Professional development reimbursement

Location: Pasig, Philippines Neolytix is a healthcare services and technology organization that supports medical practices and healthcare businesses through specialized operational solutions. We operate with globally distributed teams and are committed to delivering operational excellence, maintaining strong compliance standards, and creating an engaging employee experience across all locations. We are seeking an experienced, commercially minded Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) to support leaders and employees across the Philippines, Latin America, and the United States. This individual will act as a strategic advisor and hands-on HR partner, helping business leaders build high-performing teams while ensuring fair, consistent, compliant, and people-centered HR practices. The HRBP will partner with functional and operational leaders across the Philippines, Latin America, and the United States to align people strategy with business goals. The role is responsible for advising on employee relations, performance management, workforce planning, engagement, talent development, organizational change, and policy implementation. This position requires a practical understanding of the challenges of managing distributed, multicultural teams. The successful candidate will be able to navigate regional employment practices, work effectively across time zones, maintain high levels of confidentiality, and balance employee advocacy with Neolytix’s operational and client-service requirements. Key ResponsibilitiesRegional Business Partnership Partner closely with business leaders across the Philippines, Latin America, and the United States to understand workforce priorities, operational needs, organizational challenges, and people-related risks. Translate business objectives into regional people plans covering headcount planning, hiring, retention, performance, talent development, and employee engagement. Provide proactive HR guidance to leaders on team structure, role clarity, manager effectiveness, internal mobility, succession planning, and organizational change. Act as a trusted advisor and coach to people managers, supporting them in making fair, timely, and business-aligned people decisions. Collaborate with HR, Operations, Finance, Talent Acquisition, Payroll, and Legal stakeholders to ensure coordinated people support across regions. Identify regional trends, recurring employee concerns, and organizational risks; recommend practical and scalable improvements. Employee Relations and Workplace Investigations Manage and advise on sensitive employee-relations matters, including conduct concerns, attendance, performance issues, conflicts, grievances, workplace investigations, corrective action, and separations. Ensure employee-relations matters are addressed promptly, objectively, confidentially, and with appropriate documentation. Guide managers through performance improvement plans, coaching plans, written warnings, final notices, and other corrective-action processes. Conduct or support workplace investigations in accordance with company policy, local employment requirements, and applicable escalation protocols. Partner with HR leadership and legal counsel, as appropriate, on complex employee-relations matters and high-risk decisions. Maintain consistency in the application of policies and employment practices while accounting for country-specific legal and cultural considerations. Regional Compliance and Policy Administration Support implementation and consistent application of Neolytix HR policies across the Philippines, Latin America, and the United States. Maintain working knowledge of key employment-practice requirements applicable to supported regions, including employment classification, working hours, leave administration, wage-and-hour considerations, disciplinary practices, employee documentation, and separation processes. Partner with local HR, Payroll, Finance, and external advisors to ensure appropriate country-specific compliance and documentation. Identify policy gaps, process risks, and inconsistent practices; recommend updates that balance regional requirements with a cohesive global employee experience. Support audit readiness and provide HR documentation, reports, and records as needed. Escalate legal, regulatory, and employee-relations risks to HR leadership and appropriate internal or external counsel. Performance, Talent, and Leadership Development Support the design and execution of performance-management processes, including goal setting, performance reviews, calibration discussions, development planning, and performance-improvement processes. Coach managers to give clear feedback, set measurable expectations, document performance concerns, and address issues early. Partner with business leaders and Talent Acquisition on workforce planning, job design, hiring priorities, interview quality, and onboarding readiness. Support talent reviews, succession planning, and identification of high-potential employees and critical roles. Help implement leadership-development, manager-training, and employee-learning initiatives that build capability across regions. Ensure career development and internal-mobility practices are equitable, transparent, and aligned with business needs. Employee Engagement and Culture Use employee-engagement surveys, pulse checks, retention data, exit-interview feedback, and manager input to identify cultural strengths and opportunities. Partner with leaders to develop clear and measurable action plans in response to engagement and employee-experience findings. Support initiatives that promote inclusion, recognition, effective communication, wellness, and connection among remote and distributed employees. Facilitate or support manager conversations, employee listening sessions, and culture-building activities across regional teams. Promote Neolytix values and reinforce a consistent, respectful, and accountable employee experience across the employee lifecycle. HR Operations, Data, and Reporting Maintain accurate, timely, and confidential HR documentation for supported employee populations. Partner with HR Operations, Payroll, Benefits, and HRIS teams to resolve employee concerns and ensure smooth people processes. Analyze regional people metrics, including attrition, retention, absenteeism, time-to-fill, engagement, internal mobility, performance outcomes, and employee-relations trends. Develop reports and concise insights for business leaders and HR leadership, highlighting risks, root causes, and recommended actions. Identify opportunities to streamline workflows, improve service delivery, standardize documentation, and automate recurring HR processes. Ensure employee data is handled in accordance with company standards, access controls, privacy requirements, and applicable data-protection obligations.

Location: Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines Neolytix is a healthcare services and technology organization that supports medical practices and healthcare businesses through specialized operational solutions. We operate with globally distributed teams and are committed to delivering operational excellence, maintaining strong compliance standards, and creating an engaging employee experience across all locations. We are seeking an experienced, commercially minded Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) to support leaders and employees across the Philippines, Latin America, and the United States. This individual will act as a strategic advisor and hands-on HR partner, helping business leaders build high-performing teams while ensuring fair, consistent, compliant, and people-centered HR practices. The HRBP will partner with functional and operational leaders across the Philippines, Latin America, and the United States to align people strategy with business goals. The role is responsible for advising on employee relations, performance management, workforce planning, engagement, talent development, organizational change, and policy implementation. This position requires a practical understanding of the challenges of managing distributed, multicultural teams. The successful candidate will be able to navigate regional employment practices, work effectively across time zones, maintain high levels of confidentiality, and balance employee advocacy with Neolytix’s operational and client-service requirements. Key ResponsibilitiesRegional Business Partnership Partner closely with business leaders across the Philippines, Latin America, and the United States to understand workforce priorities, operational needs, organizational challenges, and people-related risks. Translate business objectives into regional people plans covering headcount planning, hiring, retention, performance, talent development, and employee engagement. Provide proactive HR guidance to leaders on team structure, role clarity, manager effectiveness, internal mobility, succession planning, and organizational change. Act as a trusted advisor and coach to people managers, supporting them in making fair, timely, and business-aligned people decisions. Collaborate with HR, Operations, Finance, Talent Acquisition, Payroll, and Legal stakeholders to ensure coordinated people support across regions. Identify regional trends, recurring employee concerns, and organizational risks; recommend practical and scalable improvements. Employee Relations and Workplace Investigations Manage and advise on sensitive employee-relations matters, including conduct concerns, attendance, performance issues, conflicts, grievances, workplace investigations, corrective action, and separations. Ensure employee-relations matters are addressed promptly, objectively, confidentially, and with appropriate documentation. Guide managers through performance improvement plans, coaching plans, written warnings, final notices, and other corrective-action processes. Conduct or support workplace investigations in accordance with company policy, local employment requirements, and applicable escalation protocols. Partner with HR leadership and legal counsel, as appropriate, on complex employee-relations matters and high-risk decisions. Maintain consistency in the application of policies and employment practices while accounting for country-specific legal and cultural considerations. Regional Compliance and Policy Administration Support implementation and consistent application of Neolytix HR policies across the Philippines, Latin America, and the United States. Maintain working knowledge of key employment-practice requirements applicable to supported regions, including employment classification, working hours, leave administration, wage-and-hour considerations, disciplinary practices, employee documentation, and separation processes. Partner with local HR, Payroll, Finance, and external advisors to ensure appropriate country-specific compliance and documentation. Identify policy gaps, process risks, and inconsistent practices; recommend updates that balance regional requirements with a cohesive global employee experience. Support audit readiness and provide HR documentation, reports, and records as needed. Escalate legal, regulatory, and employee-relations risks to HR leadership and appropriate internal or external counsel. Performance, Talent, and Leadership Development Support the design and execution of performance-management processes, including goal setting, performance reviews, calibration discussions, development planning, and performance-improvement processes. Coach managers to give clear feedback, set measurable expectations, document performance concerns, and address issues early. Partner with business leaders and Talent Acquisition on workforce planning, job design, hiring priorities, interview quality, and onboarding readiness. Support talent reviews, succession planning, and identification of high-potential employees and critical roles. Help implement leadership-development, manager-training, and employee-learning initiatives that build capability across regions. Ensure career development and internal-mobility practices are equitable, transparent, and aligned with business needs. Employee Engagement and Culture Use employee-engagement surveys, pulse checks, retention data, exit-interview feedback, and manager input to identify cultural strengths and opportunities. Partner with leaders to develop clear and measurable action plans in response to engagement and employee-experience findings. Support initiatives that promote inclusion, recognition, effective communication, wellness, and connection among remote and distributed employees. Facilitate or support manager conversations, employee listening sessions, and culture-building activities across regional teams. Promote Neolytix values and reinforce a consistent, respectful, and accountable employee experience across the employee lifecycle. HR Operations, Data, and Reporting Maintain accurate, timely, and confidential HR documentation for supported employee populations. Partner with HR Operations, Payroll, Benefits, and HRIS teams to resolve employee concerns and ensure smooth people processes. Analyze regional people metrics, including attrition, retention, absenteeism, time-to-fill, engagement, internal mobility, performance outcomes, and employee-relations trends. Develop reports and concise insights for business leaders and HR leadership, highlighting risks, root causes, and recommended actions. Identify opportunities to streamline workflows, improve service delivery, standardize documentation, and automate recurring HR processes. Ensure employee data is handled in accordance with company standards, access controls, privacy requirements, and applicable data-protection obligations.

Location: Gurugram, Haryana, India NEOLYTIX Senior Manager, AR RCM Operations  |  Accounts Receivable  |  Gurugram DEPARTMENT Operations, RCM EXPERIENCE 15+ Years LOCATION Gurugram (Onsite) SHIFT US Shift REPORTS INTO CEO & COO ⚠  US Shift: This role operates on a US-aligned shift, onsite at our Gurugram delivery centre. Consistent availability during US business hours is non-negotiable. Apply only if you can commit to this fully. ⚠  Non-Negotiable: A minimum of 15 years of hands-on US healthcare AR and RCM experience is required. Profiles without this depth of domain experience will not be considered regardless of seniority or education. About the Role Neolytix is a US-headquartered healthcare managed services organization serving 270+ provider organizations across the United States, with delivery operations in Gurugram, Manila, and Chicago. Our RCM practice runs medical coding, charge entry, payment posting, and AR and denials management for physician groups and health systems across multiple specialties and payer environments. The Senior Manager, AR RCM is the most senior AR delivery leader in the India operations. Reporting directly to the CEO and COO, this role carries full accountability for AR performance across the Neolytix client portfolio: net collection rates, AR aging, denial resolution, follow-up compliance, and the teams that execute this work every day. This is not a monitoring role and not a reporting role. You own the outcome. If AR aging is trending in the wrong direction, you know why before leadership asks. If a client's net collection rate is below benchmark, you have a recovery plan before the QBR. You lead a multi-tier AR team, hold SLAs before they breach, and bring strategic clarity to the CEO and COO on the financial health of every account. If that describes the way you have built your career, this role is built for you. Key Responsibilities 1. AR Delivery Ownership & SLA Accountability Own end-to-end AR performance across the full Neolytix client portfolio: follow-up compliance, AR aging distribution, denial resolution timelines, and net collection rates. Define and enforce SLA commitments by account: touch cadences, AR aging thresholds, payer follow-up windows, and escalation timelines. Drive the operating cadence: daily floor reviews, weekly performance dashboards, and monthly executive reporting to the CEO and COO. Serve as the senior escalation authority for all AR delivery issues, with direct accountability for resolution and root-cause documentation. 2. Revenue & Financial Performance Own the financial metrics that matter: net collection rate, AR aging distribution (including AR >90), first-pass yield, denial rate, cost to collect, and payment variance. Identify revenue optimization opportunities within the existing portfolio: payer mix trends, underpayment patterns, denial root causes, and write-off risk. Present financial performance analysis and recovery plans to the CEO and COO with clarity and conviction. You do not describe the chart; you explain what it means and what you are doing about it. 3. Denial Management & Payer Strategy Own the denial management function end to end: root cause categorization, appeal workflows, payer-specific escalation protocols, and first-pass improvement plans. Stay current on payer policy changes, CMS billing updates, and coding guideline shifts that affect denial rates and collection timelines. Develop payer-specific follow-up strategies and embed them into team workflows and SOPs. 4. Team Leadership & Talent Development Lead a multi-tier AR team: Team Leads, Senior Associates, and Associates across the AR and denials function. Own performance management, succession planning, and high-potential identification for the AR org. Partner with Talent Management on hiring, onboarding, and retention of AR talent, including calibrating role requirements for the team as it scales. Build a performance culture grounded in accountability, data fluency, and continuous improvement. 5. Client Engagement & Retention Act as the senior operational partner for strategic AR accounts, maintaining relationships at the decision-maker level. Lead and contribute to Quarterly Business Reviews, performance reporting, and service expansion conversations. Surface delivery risks proactively and communicate resolution plans to clients before issues escalate. 6. Process Excellence & Compliance Own SOPs for all AR workflows: initial follow-up, denial management, appeals, escalation, and write-off protocols. Ensure operations remain compliant with HIPAA, CMS billing requirements, and payer-specific compliance standards. Drive continuous improvement across AR workflows using structured problem-solving and root-cause analysis. What You Bring Must-Have 15 or more years of US healthcare AR and RCM experience, with senior leadership accountability over large multi-specialty AR portfolios. Mastery of AR financial metrics: net collection rate, AR aging distribution, denial rate, first-pass yield, cost to collect. You can explain what moves each one and defend your analysis when challenged. Deep denial management expertise: root cause categorization, payer-specific appeal strategies, and a track record of improving first-pass rates. Experience leading multi-tier AR teams of 50 or more FTEs, including Team Leads and supervisors. Commercial payer experience across BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UHC, and regional payers, alongside Medicare and Medicaid. Multi-specialty billing exposure: physician groups, hospital systems, or both. Excellent client-facing communication: comfortable presenting to C-suite clients and internal senior leadership with equal confidence. Commitment to the US shift, onsite in Gurugram. Strong Preference Prior experience in a BPO, MSO, or KPO environment delivering AR services for US healthcare clients, not in-house captive only. Exposure to multiple billing and EHR platforms: AdvancedMD, Athenahealth, Epic, Kareo, Centricity, or similar. Track record of building or restructuring an AR team and improving performance metrics within 12 months. Power BI or advanced Excel for AR performance tracking and executive reporting. Nice-to-Have MBA or postgraduate degree in healthcare administration, business, or a related discipline. Six Sigma Green Belt or equivalent process improvement methodology applied to an AR workflow. CPAT (Certified Patient Account Technician) or equivalent AR or RCM certification. Experience across multi-geography delivery: India and Philippines operating in parallel. Who You Are You treat AR aging as a story, not a spreadsheet. You know what each band means for revenue risk and you communicate it that way to leadership. You hold SLAs before clients ask about them. Reactive escalation management is not something you do. You can tell the CEO what a number means, not just what it is. Your analysis ends with a so-what and a plan, not a chart. You hold your team to a high standard without losing them. Accountability and development are not in tension in the way you lead. You see denial patterns before they become denial trends. Root cause is where you start, not where you finish. Eligibility Criteria Education: Graduate degree mandatory. Postgraduate degree (MBA or equivalent) preferred. Experience: 15 or more years in US healthcare AR and RCM. Non-negotiable. Communication: Excellent spoken and written English. You will present to the CEO and COO regularly and manage senior client relationships. Communication below this standard will not progress. Shift: US-aligned shift, onsite in Gurugram. This is firm. Apply only if you can commit to this consistently. Notice Period: 30 to 45 days preferred. Up to 60 days considered for the right profile. Performance Expectations (KPIs) In the first 12 months: Net collection rate: sustained at or above agreed client benchmarks across the managed portfolio. AR >90 days: percentage trending down or held within client SLA thresholds. Denial rate and first-pass yield: measurable improvement within 90 days on priority accounts. SLA achievement: 95% or above on committed follow-up and resolution timelines across the portfolio. Client retention: no unplanned exits attributable to AR delivery performance. Team performance: productivity and quality metrics for the AR team within benchmark, with clear improvement plans for underperforming sub-teams. Executive reporting: weekly and monthly dashboards delivered accurately and on time, with actionable narratives, no follow-up questions from the COO needed. Hiring Process Stage 1: Talent Management screening and profile review. AR domain depth and tenure verified at this stage. Stage 2: Functional interview with the COO covering AR delivery depth, financial metric fluency, denial management approach, and team leadership track record. Stage 3: Conversation with the CEO covering strategic fit, client philosophy, and leadership approach. Stage 4: Reference checks and offer. Why Join Neolytix Senior Leadership, Real Scope Own AR delivery for 270+ US provider organizations. This is not a slice of a portfolio. It is the entire function, reporting directly to the CEO and COO. Strategic Visibility Direct access to and regular engagement with senior leadership. Your analysis and judgment directly inform how the business runs and grows. Build, Not Just Run Significant opportunity to shape how the AR function scales: team structure, process standards, tooling, and performance frameworks. Competitive Package Compensation benchmarked to senior RCM leadership in Delhi NCR, with performance-linked incentives tied to portfolio outcomes.

Location: Gurugram, Haryana, India NEOLYTIX  ·  INCREDIBLY Platform Configuration Analyst InCredibly Platform Configuration  |  Non-Ops  |  Gurugram DEPARTMENT Non-Ops EXPERIENCE 2–5 Years LOCATION Gurugram (Onsite) SHIFT US Shift REPORTS INTO Manager ⚠  US Shift: This role operates on a US-aligned shift from our Gurugram office. Consistent availability during US business hours is required. Apply only if you can commit to this onsite. About the Role Neolytix is a US-headquartered healthcare managed services organization serving 270+ provider organizations across the United States, with delivery operations in Gurugram, Manila, and Chicago. InCredibly is the platform we built to run our credentialing, enrollment, and licensing operations: a rules-driven system that manages workflows, documents, timelines, and payer requirements across thousands of providers. The platform is configurable by design. Payer requirements, document checklists, follow-up protocols, and workflow variants live in a rules layer and knowledge base, not in code. When the rules are right, the platform does the work. When they are missing or wrong, people do it by hand. This role owns that rules layer. This is not a delivery role and not a development role. You are the person who decides how the platform thinks. Half the job is keeping the knowledge base accurate. The other half is turning what our operations team knows into configuration the platform can execute: workflow rules, stage templates, gate conditions, validation rules, and defaults that reduce manual work for analysts on the floor. What You Will Do 1. Knowledge Base & Rules Management Build and maintain the platform knowledge base: document checklists, validation rules, follow-up protocols, and workflow defaults, structured so the system acts on them rather than as prose for a human to read. Author configuration rules by work type, category, and variant. Keep them current as operational requirements evolve. Own the flag queue: triage issues raised by analysts, fix them, and route changes through the change-request approval workflow. 2. Workflow Configuration Translate operational patterns into workflow configuration: stage sequences, variant rules, SLA adjustments, gate requirements, and follow-up cadences. Design and test configuration changes before they go live. Version your changes, document why you made them, and maintain a clean audit trail. Coordinate with operations leads to understand process changes and translate them into updated configuration. 3. Schema & Data Model Partnership Work with the engineering team when a real-world rule does not fit the existing schema. Spot the mismatch, articulate why, and propose the change with enough context for a developer to act on it. Use SQL to validate your own work and verify data accuracy before changes hit production. 4. Measurement & Training Track what your rules do: reductions in manual touches, rework, and first-pass failures. Propose the next configuration improvement candidates from this data. Write SOPs by work type and brief analysts on how configuration changes affect their workflows. You write for people who will run the process, not for a file. What You Bring Must-Have 2 to 5 years configuring rules, data, or workflows in an enterprise platform. Backgrounds that translate well: benefit or provider configuration in payer systems (Facets, QNXT, HealthRules, Amisys), EHR application analysis (Epic, Oracle Health, Meditech), enterprise SaaS administration (Salesforce, ServiceNow, Workday, Pega), or business rules engine configuration. A demonstrated ability to take an unstructured source document, a policy, a set of requirements, an email thread, and decompose it into fields, conditions, exceptions, and checklists. You will be asked to show this in a work sample. Basic SQL: you use it to query, validate, and reconcile data. Not a course listing. Version control and change discipline: you document why you made a change, test before you push, and own the outcome when something breaks downstream. Clear written English. Other people will run the SOPs and playbooks you write. Strong Preference Experience with configurable workflow engines, BPM platforms, or business rules engines where you designed the rules, not just executed them. JIRA: used for managing configuration change requests, flag queues, and work tracking alongside engineering and operations teams. BPMN 2.0 awareness: ability to read and interpret process flow diagrams and translate them into platform workflow configuration. Prior experience working with US clients or in a US time-zone overlap model. Experience across more than one platform or system type: the ability to map a rule from one configuration environment to another. Nice-to-Have Exposure to US healthcare operations, RCM workflows, or provider credentialing and enrollment. Familiarity with credentialing technology platforms such as symplr, Modio Health, Medallion, or similar. Salesforce, ServiceNow, or Workday administration certification. Epic certification or formal Facets/QNXT training. Who You Are You see structure in a document that most people read as prose. A requirements page is a schema to you before it is a process. You break things before calling a configuration complete, because you have actually tested it. You write documentation that the person after you can follow without asking questions. You push back on vague requirements because you know what happens when a rule is ambiguous and live. Eligibility Criteria Education: Graduate degree in any discipline. Computer science, information systems, or a business-adjacent field is an advantage but not required. SQL: actively used for validation and data checking, not just listed as a skill. Assessed in the work sample. Shift: US-aligned shift, onsite in Gurugram. Consistent availability during US business hours is required from day one. Notice Period: 60 to 90 days is typical for this profile. Please state your notice period clearly. Performance Expectations What success looks like: First 90 days: domain immersion complete. Playbooks, checklists, and follow-up defaults are live for the highest-volume work types. You own the flag queue and the change-request workflow. 6 months: your first configuration improvements are in production and measured. Analysts treat the knowledge base as the source of truth rather than their own notes. 12 months: the rules layer, not analyst memory, drives most routine work. You are defining the next configuration roadmap with the Manager. Hiring Process Stage 1: Application review. Include a short note with your CV (150 to 200 words): describe one rule, template, or configuration you built that removed manual work. What was the source? How did you structure it? What happened after it went live? Applications with the note are reviewed first. Stage 2: TA screening call (20 minutes). Role fit, configuration background, and SQL usage check. Stage 3: Work sample (90-minute take-home, mandatory). You receive a business rules document and structure it into fields, conditions, checklists, and gate conditions. Skippable by nothing. Stage 4: Hiring manager interview with the Product Owner covering your work sample output and configuration approach. Stage 5: Domain and technical interview with Operations Leadership and Engineering. Stage 6: Offer. Why Join Neolytix Greenfield Ownership You define the rules layer of a live platform used in production every day. Not maintaining someone else's configuration. Not a ticket queue. Direct Access You work with the Product Owner and Operations Leadership directly. No multi-layer hierarchy between you and the decision. Domain You Can Learn US healthcare and credentialing operations are taught by the team. The configuration aptitude is what we hire for. Product Trajectory InCredibly is moving toward standalone software licensing. The person who defines how the platform encodes rules grows with it.

Location: Riyadh, KSA Workplace: onsite Tabby is seeking a Partner Support Team Leader who is observant, analytical, goal-oriented, and people-focused. You will play a key role in ensuring that our partners receive world-class support by managing performance, enabling process excellence, and developing high-performing teams. This role requires someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, can translate business priorities into operational targets, and is confident in coaching and inspiring others. You will be responsible for delivering an outstanding partner experience while ensuring adherence to service levels, operational policies, and continuous improvement standards. Key Responsibilities Team Leadership & Coaching Lead, coach, and motivate a Partner Support team to consistently achieve KPIs (CSAT, FCR, Productivity, Adherence). Deliver structured feedback through QA reviews, calibration sessions, and performance 1:1s. Create and maintain development plans to grow skills and retain top performers. Operational Delivery Manage daily workflows, escalations, and partner deliverables across multiple support channels. Drive performance improvement routines, ensuring SLA achievement and fair application of policies (e.g., DAT, Hold Timer, CSAT Fraud controls). Collaborate with Operations Manager to identify risks, close delivery gaps, and optimize team scheduling. Quality & Process Management Participate in QA monitoring and ensure action plans are executed. Champion the side-ticket and escalation framework to maintain efficiency and traceability. Keep the team updated on product/process changes and industry trends. Identify opportunities for automation and workflow improvement to enhance partner experience. Stakeholder & Business Alignment Partner with Scoring, Finance, BD, and Product teams to resolve escalations and streamline partner journeys. Support delivery of business targets through reporting, root-cause analysis, and solution proposals. Escalate high-impact issues to senior management with clear data and recommendations. Benefits Quarterly Bonus based on achieving operational targets. Career Growth Opportunities , subject to business needs and performance. Exposure to a high-growth fintech environment with opportunities to shape operational excellence.

Location: Dubai, UAE Workplace: onsite About us: Tabby is on a mission to give people power over their money. For too long, financial systems have worked for the institutions that built them, not the people using them. Runaway interest, fine print and limited access have left many behind, feeling shut out of a system that wasn't setting them up for success. We're building a different kind of system—in a complete money app to send, spend and save. One that's clear, flexible and puts people and businesses in control. Founded in 2019, we serve customers and businesses across Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait. Millions of customers and 65,000 global brands, government services and small businesses rely on us today. What began as a better way to pay at checkout has grown into a financial system working the way it should have all along. About the role: The Senior Information Security Specialist (GRC) independently leads complex governance, risk, and compliance activities and serves as a subject matter expert in one or more GRC domains — enterprise information security governance, risk management frameworks, regulatory compliance, or third-party risk management. The role produces high-quality GRC deliverables, provides technical mentoring to junior and mid-level team members, and contributes directly to the continuous improvement of the organization's GRC framework, risk treatment processes, and compliance reporting mechanisms. The Senior Specialist bridges technical execution and programme leadership, collaborating with leads, legal, audit, and business stakeholders to deliver mature, effective GRC outcomes aligned with the UAE Fintech regulatory environment. Key Responsibilities Information Security Governance Leadership: Lead the development, review, and continuous improvement of information security policies, standards, procedures, and governance frameworks, ensuring alignment with CSF, NCA ECC, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS. Serve as the subject matter expert for assigned regulatory domains, providing authoritative interpretation of requirements and translating them into implementable control objectives. Monitor and proactively track regulatory and legal developments affecting information security, assessing impact and recommending updates to the governance framework. Prepare and review governance documentation (RACI matrices, security charter updates, governance committee packs) and present findings to senior stakeholders. Lead the preparation of regulatory self-assessments and compliance attestations, coordinating evidence gathering and quality-reviewing submissions before senior sign-off. Mentor junior team members on governance documentation quality, regulatory interpretation, and risk assessment methodology. Enterprise Risk Management: Lead the execution of complex enterprise information security risk assessments, applying advanced qualitative and quantitative methodologies to produce risk profiles aligned with the organisation's risk appetite. Own and maintain the enterprise information security risk register, ensuring accuracy, currency, and appropriate escalation of significant risks. Lead BIA processes for critical business functions, coordinating with asset owners, analysing recovery requirements, and producing BIA outputs for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery planning. Design and execute control effectiveness testing programmes, producing findings reports with gap analysis and risk-ranked remediation recommendations. Lead third-party information security risk management, designing assessment frameworks, conducting in-depth vendor reviews, and maintaining the third-party risk register. Produce executive-quality risk reporting with trend analysis, emerging risk identification, and treatment progress tracking for senior management and committee consumption. Compliance Programme Delivery: Lead compliance monitoring activities for CSF, NCA ECC, PDPL, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS, producing gap analyses, treatment plans, and periodic compliance status reports. Manage internal and external audit cycles, coordinating evidence collection, reviewing evidence quality, engaging with auditors, and tracking remediation to closure. Design and deliver the security awareness programme, producing targeted content for different staff segments, conducting awareness sessions, and analysing effectiveness metrics. Develop and maintain GRC programme metrics dashboards, ensuring KPIs and KRIs are accurately measured and presented to senior management on schedule. Lead the integration of information security requirements into third-party contracts, procurement processes, and major project onboarding. Contribute to the development of the information security programme strategy, identifying capability improvement opportunities and recommending investment priorities to the Lead. Cross-Functional Collaboration & Knowledge Leadership: Serve as the primary GRC point of contact for assigned business and technology teams, providing expert guidance on security requirements, risk treatment, and compliance obligations. Lead information classification and security requirements reviews for significant IT, product, and business projects. Contribute to the GRC knowledge base, developing reusable templates, guidance documents, and training materials for internal use. Represent the GRC function in cross-functional working groups, project steering committees, and regulatory workstreams. Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Education: Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, Risk Management, or a related field. A Master's degree in Information Security, Risk Management, or Business Administration is an advantage. Experience: 3+ years of progressive professional experience in information security governance, risk management, or compliance. Demonstrable experience independently leading risk assessment cycles, regulatory compliance programmes, or audit coordination activities. In-depth knowledge of at least two regulatory frameworks applicable to Fintech environments (CSF, NCA ECC, PDPL, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS) is required. Experience in a regulated Fintech or banking environment is strongly preferred. Certifications & Licences: ISO 27001 Lead Implementer (required). CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control) or CISM: required or actively working toward. CDPSE (Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer) is an advantage for PDPL specialists. Benefits A working environment that gives you autonomy and responsibility from day one. You should be comfortable with the idea that the quality of your work will influence the shape of your career. Participation in the company’s employee stock options program. Health Insurance Flexi Perks: A monetary benefit that gives you the freedom to use it as you choose—whether for health and well-being, education and professional development or travel needs!

Location: Riyadh, KSA Workplace: onsite We're looking for an experienced Portfolio Growth Manager to own the growth and health of Tabby's card program end-to-end. This role sits at the intersection of scheme relationships, compliance and commercial strategy working closely with Card Scheme, Compliance, Risk and Product to grow card issuance, activation and usage while keeping the program fully aligned with scheme rules and regulatory requirements. You'll lead portfolio growth initiatives, manage scheme relationships and reporting, and own the compliance obligations tied to the card program — from scheme mandates to regulatory requirements. You're comfortable balancing a commercial growth agenda with the discipline compliance demands. If you enjoy growing a card program commercially while also being the person who keeps it compliant and audit-ready, this role is for you. Key Responsibilities Own portfolio growth strategy for Tabby's card program including driving growth across the funnel and identify and execute growth levers pricing, incentives and partnerships. Manage day-to-day relationships with card schemes, including program reporting, mandates, incentives and new scheme initiatives. Ensure the card program's ongoing compliance with scheme rules, regulatory requirements and internal risk policies. Partner with Compliance, Risk and Legal to manage scheme audits, certifications and regulatory filings related to the card program. Track and report portfolio performance (activation, spend, retention) and compliance status to internal and external stakeholders. Stay ahead of scheme rule changes and regulatory updates, translating them into action plans across the business. Collaborate with Product and Engineering to prioritize features that support both growth and compliance goals. Skills, Knowledge and Expertise 3–4 years of experience in banking or fintech, with direct exposure to card programs, scheme management or compliance. Working knowledge of card scheme rule and the regulatory requirements governing card programs. Strong analytical skills, comfortable working with portfolio performance data to drive growth decisions. Excellent stakeholder management skills to work across Compliance, Risk, Marketing, Product & Tech and external scheme partners. Strong written and verbal communication skills in English & Arabic a must Benefits We have an inclusive company culture, embracing diversity, integrity and transparency. We strive for work-life balance and cherish the moments you spend with your loved ones, off-work. In the same spirit as for our product, we are caring and nurturing for our employees. Our people are granted 100% trust and freedom to apply their own vision and come up with their ideas from day 1 at Tabby. You are the one who takes responsibility for your area of work. We encourage everyone to think and make decisions like Tabby was their own business, well because it is. Our employee stock options programme is available for everyone. You will have an opportunity to learn and grow in one of the fastest growing fintech companies in the region We offer you relocation support as well as we guide you through all the process. We’ll set you up with the devices required for your work.

Location: Riyadh, KSA Workplace: onsite The Lead Anti-Fraud Officer independently leads complex governance, risk, and compliance activities and serves as a subject matter expert in one or more GRC domains — enterprise information security governance, risk management frameworks, regulatory compliance, or third-party risk management. The role produces high-quality GRC deliverables, provides technical mentoring to junior and mid-level team members, and contributes directly to the continuous improvement of the organization's GRC framework, risk treatment processes, and compliance reporting mechanisms. The Lead Anti-Fraud Officer operates as a bridge between technical execution and programme leadership — collaborating with leads, legal, audit, and business stakeholders to drive mature and effective GRC outcomes aligned with the Saudi Fintech regulatory environment. Key Responsibilities Lead the development, review, and continuous improvement of information security policies, standards, procedures, and governance frameworks. Serve as the subject matter expert for assigned regulatory domains, providing authoritative interpretation of requirements and translating them into implementable control objectives. Monitor and proactively track regulatory and legal developments affecting information security — assessing impact and recommending updates to the governance framework. Prepare and review governance documentation — RACI matrices, security charter updates, governance committee packs — and present findings to senior stakeholders. Lead the preparation of regulatory self-assessments and compliance attestations, coordinating evidence gathering and quality-reviewing submissions before senior sign-off. Mentor GR1–GR2 team members on governance documentation quality, regulatory interpretation, and risk assessment methodology. Enterprise Risk Management Lead the execution of complex enterprise information security risk assessments, applying advanced qualitative and quantitative methodologies to produce risk profiles aligned with the organization's risk appetite. Own and maintain the enterprise information security risk register — ensuring accuracy, currency, and appropriate escalation of significant risks. Lead BIA processes for critical business functions — coordinating with asset owners, analysing recovery requirements, and producing BIA outputs for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery planning. Design and execute control effectiveness testing programmes, producing findings reports with gap analysis and risk-ranked remediation recommendations. Lead third-party information security risk management — designing assessment frameworks, conducting in-depth vendor reviews, and maintaining the third-party risk register. Produce executive-quality risk reporting with trend analysis, emerging risk identification, and treatment progress tracking for senior management and committee consumption. Compliance Programme Delivery Lead compliance monitoring activities for CFFR, NCA ECC, PDPL, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS — producing gap analyses, treatment plans, and periodic compliance status reports. Manage internal and external audit cycles — coordinating evidence collection, reviewing evidence quality, engaging with auditors, and tracking remediation to closure. Design and deliver the security awareness programme — producing targeted content for different staff segments, conducting awareness sessions, and analysing effectiveness metrics. Develop and maintain GRC programme metrics dashboards, ensuring KPIs and KRIs are accurately measured and presented to senior management on schedule. Lead the integration of information security requirements into third-party contracts, procurement processes, and major project onboarding. Contribute to the development of the information security programme strategy, identifying capability improvement opportunities and recommending investment priorities to the Lead. Cross-Functional Collaboration & Knowledge Leadership Serve as the primary GRC point of contact for assigned business and technology teams — providing expert guidance on security requirements, risk treatment, and compliance obligations. Lead information classification and security requirements reviews for significant IT, product, and business projects. Contribute to the GRC knowledge base — developing reusable templates, guidance documents, and training materials for internal use. Represent the GRC function in cross-functional working groups, project steering committees, and regulatory workstreams. Perform additional responsibilities as assigned by management. Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, Risk Management, or a related field. A Master's degree in Information Security, Risk Management, or Business Administration is an advantage. 3–5 years of progressive professional experience in information security governance, risk management, or compliance. Demonstrable experience independently leading risk assessment cycles, regulatory compliance programmes, or audit coordination activities. In-depth knowledge of the CFFR framework is required. Experience in a regulated Fintech or banking environment is strongly preferred. Benefits We have an inclusive company culture, embracing diversity, integrity and transparency. We strive for work-life balance and cherish the moments you spend with your loved ones, off-work. In the same spirit as for our product, we are caring and nurturing for our employees. Our people are granted 100% trust and freedom to apply their own vision and come up with their ideas from day 1 at Tabby. You are the one who takes responsibility for your area of work. We encourage everyone to think and make decisions like Tabby was their own business, well because it is. Our employee stock options programme is available for everyone. You will have an opportunity to learn and grow in one of the fastest growing fintech companies in the region We offer you relocation support as well as we guide you through all the process. We’ll set you up with the devices required for your work.

Location: Kuwait City, Kuwait Workplace: hybrid About Tabby Tabby is the GCC's leading shopping and payments platform, giving millions of people across Saudi Arabia and the UAE more control in the way they spend, save and earn. Headquartered in Riyadh, we've grown into one of the largest fintech companies to come out of the Arab world, working with +65,000 sellers, from global names like Apple, IKEA, Adidas and Shein to the region's leading retail groups. We're now building a local team on the ground in Kuwait, with a renewed presence in the market coming soon. This is a rare chance to join us at the start of a local launch, shaping how we show up for Kuwaiti shoppers and sellers from day one, backed by the scale, technology and track record we've built across the region. If you want to help us build something significant in Kuwait, backed by proven regional success, we want to hear from you. About the Role We’re looking for a Manager/Sr Manager to be Tabby’s sole commercial point of contact on the ground in Kuwait. This person will act as our local face to merchants, an escalation point and door opener, while working closely with our UAE based account management, sales and partnerships teams who own the day to day execution of deals. You won’t be closing deals in isolation. Instead, you’ll be the person merchants call when they want a face to face conversation, the person who spots the gaps and opportunities in the market that aren’t being maximised, and the person who keeps Tabby’s commercial engine in Kuwait running smoothly by working through others. You’ll be accountable for an overall GMV goal for the market, achieved by orchestrating closely with the commercial teams rather than owning the full sales cycle yourself. Key Responsibilities What You’ll Do Serve as Tabby’s on the ground commercial representative in Kuwait, building strong relationships with key merchants and partners Act as an escalation point for merchant needs that require an in person presence or local touch Evangelise for Tabby in Kuwait: attend events, open doors, and build Tabby’s local commercial presence and brand Identify gaps and untapped opportunities in the Kuwait merchant portfolio and flag them to the right teams Partner closely with account management, sales and partnerships teams to drive deal closure and account growth Own and be accountable for GMV  targets for the Kuwait market, achieved through collaboration rather than direct control Firefight where required, and repair merchant relationships where needed, by acting as a trusted local advisor and evangelist Skills, Knowledge and Expertise What We’re Looking For 5+  years of experience in a commercial role such as account management, sales or partnerships, ideally with exposure to online and/or offline retail Understanding of e-commerce sales funnels: how merchants acquire, convert and grow customers Strong communication skills, comfortable representing a brand externally and building relationships at all levels Proven project management skills and the ability to get things done through collaboration rather than direct execution A commercial mindset with genuine curiosity about how businesses grow Relationship driven leaders, with the ability to navigate difficult conversations and imbibe consultative selling Comfortable operating at a fast pace with a certain level of ambiguity, as this is a new market launch

Location: Kuwait City, Kuwait Workplace: onsite About Tabby: Tabby is the GCC's leading shopping and payments platform, giving millions of people across Saudi Arabia and the UAE more control in the way they spend, save and earn. Headquartered in Riyadh, we've grown into one of the largest fintech companies to come out of the Arab world, working with +65,000 sellers, from global names like Apple, IKEA, Adidas and Shein to the region's leading retail groups. We're now building a local team on the ground in Kuwait, with a renewed presence in the market coming soon. This is a rare chance to join us at the start of a local launch, shaping how we show up for Kuwaiti shoppers and sellers from day one, backed by the scale, technology and track record we've built across the region. If you want to help us build something significant in Kuwait, backed by proven regional success, we want to hear from you. About the role: We are looking for a hands-on Senior Risk Manager to help build Tabby’s risk capabilities in Kuwait, with combined responsibility for enterprise and credit risk. As one of our first local hires, you will establish the governance, policies, risk appetite and reporting required for launch, while providing credit risk oversight as the portfolio grows. You will work closely with Kuwait leadership and Group Risk, as well as Product, Compliance, Finance and Operations, to ensure we scale responsibly and meet local regulatory expectations. Key Responsibilities Building and maintaining Tabby’s local risk management framework for Kuwait, covering enterprise and credit risk and aligning it with Group standards and applicable regulatory requirements. Developing the local risk strategy, risk appetite statement, policies, limits, governance forums and management reporting required for launch and ongoing operations by aligning with Group standard and adapted to local requirements Owning the enterprise risk process, including risk identification and assessment, the risk register, key risk indicators, emerging-risk reviews, residual risk positions and remediation tracking. Providing independent risk challenges on new products, partnerships, customer journeys, operating models and other material business initiatives. Leading local credit risk oversight across the customer lifecycle, including underwriting and eligibility rules, credit limits, affordability, collections outcomes and portfolio quality, focusing on local regulatory requirements. Partnering with Group Risk and Product teams to calibrate credit strategies for Kuwait and assess model, policy and limit changes. Establishing clear early-warning indicators, thresholds and reporting to support timely, data-informed risk decisions. Preparing risk assessments, reporting and recommendations for local leadership, risk committees, the Board and regulators, as applicable. Supporting licensing activities, regulatory submissions, examinations and information requests in partnership with Compliance, Legal and other control functions as well as acting as primary risk contact for Internal Audit Coordinating risk input into business continuity, outsourcing and third-party risk, operational incidents and control assessments. Promoting a practical risk culture and helping teams understand how risks should be identified, assessed, escalated and managed as well as ensuring material risks and control gaps are escalated and addressed at the right level. Helping shape the future Kuwait risk organisation and supporting hiring as the business scales. You should apply if You have strong risk management experience within banking, fintech, consumer lending, payments or another regulated financial-services environment. You bring meaningful hands-on experience across both enterprise risk and credit risk, rather than exposure limited to governance or oversight. You have built or materially improved risk frameworks, policies, risk appetite, governance structures, reporting and control processes. You understand consumer credit risk across underwriting, credit policy, portfolio monitoring, collections performance and loss drivers.. You understand enterprise risk disciplines including risk and control assessments, KRIs, incident and issue management, operational resilience, third-party risk and emerging risks. You understand the Kuwait regulatory environment; experience engaging with the Central Bank of Kuwait or another GCC financial-services regulator. You can operate independently in a new-market environment and are comfortable building the essentials yourself before a wider team is in place. You can balance strong governance with practical, proportionate execution and constructively challenge senior stakeholders when required. You communicate complex risk topics clearly and can prepare decision-ready materials for leadership, governance forums and regulators. You work effectively across Product, Data, Operations, Compliance, Finance, Legal and Internal Audit. You hold a bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Risk Management, Business, Mathematics or a related field; FRM, PRM, CFA or a comparable qualification is an advantage. You are professionally fluent in English; Arabic is an advantage

Location: Kuwait City, Kuwait Workplace: onsite About Tabby: Tabby is the GCC's leading shopping and payments platform, giving millions of people across Saudi Arabia and the UAE more control in the way they spend, save and earn. Headquartered in Riyadh, we've grown into one of the largest fintech companies to come out of the Arab world, working with +65,000 sellers, from global names like Apple, IKEA, Adidas and Shein to the region's leading retail groups. We're now building a local team on the ground in Kuwait, with a renewed presence in the market coming soon. This is a rare chance to join us at the start of a local launch, shaping how we show up for Kuwaiti shoppers and sellers from day one, backed by the scale, technology and track record we've built across the region. If you want to help us build something significant in Kuwait, backed by proven regional success, we want to hear from you. About the role Tabby is the leading shopping and financial services app in the Middle East — 25M+ users, 65,000+ merchants across Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Kuwait. We're now building our Kuwait team. This is a founding role. As General Manager, you will take Tabby Kuwait from a licensed entity in progress to a fully operating, onshore, regulated business — and then scale it. You'll be the face of Tabby to the Central Bank of Kuwait and to the local banking and merchant ecosystem, with full accountability for standing up the entity, the team and the growth plan from day one. Very few people get to build a regulated consumer finance business in a market from a standing start, with a proven regional platform behind them. This is that opportunity. Key Responsibilities Own the Central Bank of Kuwait relationship end to end — registration and licensing, correspondence, inspections and ongoing supervisory dialogue — as the named accountable executive Stand up Tabby Payments K.S.C.C. as a fully operating local entity, with its own team, compliance, operations and governance Carry full commercial ownership of the Kuwait market: merchant acquisition and retention, bank and payments partnerships, local marketing and customer growth Own the local P&L and market-level economics, operating within group frameworks for product, credit, risk, treasury and legal — and influencing those functions to get what the market needs Build and lead the local team, starting lean and scaling with the business — defining the hiring plan and owning the local cost base Define and sequence the market's product roadmap with group product, bringing Tabby's wider product set into Kuwait as licensing and infrastructure allow — including longer-term financing, card, wallet and payments, and cross-border transfers Represent Tabby externally as the senior leader in-market, with banks, merchants, partners and the regulator Skills, Knowledge and Expertise 10+ years of experience, including at least 3 years in a general management or senior commercial role with full P&L accountability A track record of launching or scaling a regulated financial services, payments or fintech business in a GCC market Direct experience as the named accountable executive in a relationship with a financial regulator — licensing, submissions, examinations or remediation Domain expertise in fintech, consumer lending/BNPL, payments and e-money, or retail banking and cards, including financial regulation and licensing in the GCC (Central Bank of Kuwait experience specifically valued) A proven merchant or B2B commercial track record — building a partner base from a low base, not just managing an existing one Comfort operating in ambiguity with a small team: a builder, not an administrator of an established machine Strong grounding in P&L management and unit economics, regulatory submissions and compliance/AML frameworks, and commercial contracting and partnership negotiation Professional Arabic and English, including the ability to handle Arabic regulatory correspondence Nice to have: Existing relationships with the Central Bank of Kuwait Prior experience inside a high-growth start-up or fintech Exposure to local funding or bank facility relationships

Location: Riyadh, KSA Workplace: onsite We're looking for an  Information Security Specialist (GRC) to join Tabby! The successful candidate will independently execute governance, risk, and compliance activities across the Tabby's information security programme. Key Responsibilities Information Security Governance Maintain and update the information security governance framework documentation, policy library, and associated standards and procedures. Draft and revise information security policies, standards, and baselines, ensuring alignment with applicable regulatory requirements and business objectives. Monitor and track changes in legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements affecting information security (SAMA CSF, PDPL, NCA ECC, PCI-DSS), updating the compliance register accordingly. Maintain and update role and responsibility matrices (RACI), information security governance committee documentation, and reporting packs. Coordinate security governance committee meetings — preparing agendas, minutes, and action tracking. Produce internal and external communication materials related to information security governance, policies, and programme updates. Information Risk Management Execute information security risk assessments independently, applying the organization's risk assessment methodology and producing complete risk registers with identified threats, vulnerabilities, likelihood, impact, and treatment plans. Maintain and update the information asset register — tracking asset owners, classifications, and associated risk profiles. Lead business impact assessment (BIA) data collection activities, coordinating with asset owners and business units to capture accurate recovery objectives and criticality ratings. Conduct control effectiveness evaluations for key information security controls, documenting findings and escalating gaps to the Lead for treatment. Coordinate third-party information security risk assessments — preparing assessment questionnaires, reviewing vendor responses, and producing risk summaries. Integrate risk and vulnerability data into procurement reviews, project onboarding, and change management processes. Prepare periodic risk reports for senior review, highlighting emerging risks, significant changes in the risk profile, and the status of risk treatment actions. Compliance & Programme Development Monitor the organization's compliance posture against SAMA CSF, NCA ECC, PDPL, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS — tracking control status, identifying gaps, and coordinating remediation. Coordinate internal and external audit activities — gathering evidence packages, liaising with auditors, tracking findings, and monitoring remediation progress. Support the preparation of regulatory submissions, self-assessments, and compliance attestations required by SAMA, NCA, and PCI Council. Maintain and enhance the security awareness programme — developing training materials, scheduling communications, and tracking completion metrics. Monitor KPIs and KRIs for the information security programme, preparing accurate and timely dashboards for senior management review. Support the integration of information security requirements into procurement, project management, and change control processes. Cross-Functional & General GRC Support Maintain the information security policy, standard, and procedure library — managing version control, review cycles, and distribution. Support information security initiatives across business and technology teams, providing GRC subject matter expertise on projects and change programmes. Conduct information classification reviews and document security requirements for key business and IT projects. Deliver information security awareness sessions and materials to targeted staff groups. Provide analytical support for GRC team reporting, data gathering, and programme tracking activities. Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, Risk Management, or a related field. 1–3 years of professional experience in information security governance, risk management, compliance, or a closely related field. Hands-on experience with risk assessment execution, policy development, or compliance monitoring is required. Prior exposure to SAMA CSF, ISO 27001, PDPL, or NCA ECC requirements is a strong advantage. Experience in a regulated Fintech or banking environment is preferred. ISO 27001 Foundation or Lead Implementer (preferred). CompTIA Security+ or equivalent. Working toward CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control) or CISM. Benefits We are an international team of inspired professionals located all over the globe. We  have an inclusive company culture, embracing diversity, integrity and transparency. We strive for work-life balance and cherish the moments you spend with your loved ones, off-work. In the same spirit as for our product, we are caring and nurturing for our employees. Our people are granted 100% trust and freedom to apply their own vision and come up with their ideas from day 1 at Tabby. You are the one who takes responsibility for your area of work. We encourage everyone to think and make decisions like Tabby was their own business, well because it is. Our employee stock options programme is available for everyone. You will have an opportunity to learn and grow in one of the fastest growing fin tech companies in the region We offer you relocation support as well as we guide you through all the process. We’ll set you up with the devices required for your work.

Location: Riyadh, KSA Workplace: onsite About Tabby Tabby helps users take control of their finances by offering flexible, interest-free payment solutions across the UAE, KSA, Egypt, and Kuwait. Partnering with global brands like H&M, Adidas, and IKEA, we provide a seamless shopping experience, giving customers the freedom to shop smarter and save more. About the role We’re looking for a Senior Copywriter to join our Marketing team and lead creative copy across our product marketing campaigns. In this role, you’ll craft clear, engaging messaging for financial products like Pay in 4, and Pay over time making complex finance concepts easy to understand, relatable and creatively compelling. You’ll play a key role in shaping copy across emails, push notifications, in-app communications, and product launches, ensuring everything is customer-centric, strategically sound, and aligned with Tabby’s brand voice. Key Responsibilities You will: Write high-impact, on-brand copy for ongoing marketing campaigns across multiple channels from product launches to activations Translate complex financial products into simple, clear and engaging messaging that customers instantly understand Bring creativity and personality to financial copy, making money feel approachable and aligned with Tabby’s tone Craft compelling in-app notifications that drive engagement, actions, and product discovery Stay up to date with product marketing trends, money app content and customer engagement best practices, applying insights to optimize performance Collaborate closely with designers, marketers and product teams to ensure messaging and visuals work together seamlessly Skills, Knowledge & Expertise This Might Be Right for You If: You have 4-6 years of experience in Arabic & English copywriting, preferably within a fintech, bank, e-commerce, or tech environment. You’re a creative thinker with a knack for turning complex topics into simple, everyday content that helps and delights customers at the same time You have a solid understanding of writing for different digital platforms (Emails, Push Notifications, in-app). You can collaborate with designers and marketing teams to ensure cohesive campaign execution. Good Command of English Speaking. You’re highly organized, detail-oriented, and can manage multiple projects under tight deadlines. You understand the importance of data and can adapt copy based on performance metrics to optimize results. This role is ideal for a talented copywriter who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is excited to contribute to Tabby’s mission of empowering users to shop smarter and manage their finances effectively. Application Process: The application process includes an interview with our Content Manager and Brand Manager, a copywriting assessment, and a final interview with our Chief of Marketing.